USA Presidential Politics - 2008

[beerbreath]

Originally Posted by horizon200

When did the President start voting?

[roni]

Originally Posted by sctx

I'm voting for a nice filet of Coho salmon, dusted with some blackening spices, covered in mango slices, piquante peppers, and smothered in an organic peach salsa....... tonite is our 13th anniversary so I decided to upgrade my choice from crispy tacos with refried beans

Congrats you two newlyweds

[sctx]

Originally Posted by beerbreath

I disagree,Obama needs to continue the Bush = McCain theme,given Bush's very low numbers,and the fact McBush voted with Bush 90% of the time.

and Obama votes w/ his party 97% of the time.... do you have a point???.....this is a ridiculous piece of propaganda

[horizon200]

Originally Posted by beerbreath

He can't vote WITH Bush...he may vote for a policy or against it...just can't vote WITH. Just saying.

Semantics you say? Well getting a person's name correct counts a lot too.

[roni]

Originally Posted by horizon200

He can't vote WITH Bush...he may vote for a policy or against it...just can't vote WITH. Just saying.

Semantics you say? Well getting a person's name correct counts a lot too.

He may vote for or against a piece of legislation. His vote may be in agreement with the President's position on that piece of legislation.

I agree about the name, mostly.

[Rissask]

Congrats on your 13th anniversary Scott and Lil G!

[beerbreath]

Originally Posted by sctx

and Obama votes w/ his party 97% of the time.... do you have a point???.....this is a ridiculous piece of propaganda

It is a very smart political thing to bring up,and it happens to be true.
Listen, Bush is not well liked,so bringing up the Bush-McCain connection is a no brainer.

[Rissask]

Originally Posted by Sue

I think he likes you, Sue!

[roni]

Put Montana in the Democratic column, I think.

Ron Paul is going to be on the ballot there. He polled pretty high during the primary and will likely siphon off enough votes from McCain-Palin to throw the state solidly into the Democratic column on Election night, I fearlessly predict.

[Sue]

Originally Posted by Rissask

I think he likes you, Sue!

I'm still speechless!

[Rissask]

Originally Posted by melliedee

Sure, I don't think good looks can hurt anyone no matter what their profession.

But the question was: would she be on the ticket if she were not good looking? Why even hold women politicians to an unimportant standard we obviously don't care about in our male politicians? Have you seen some of those dreamboats?

Obama is sure a cutie....but McCain ..... yeah you got a point there.

[roni]

Originally Posted by Sue

I'm still speechless!

How is your monitor?

[sctx]

Originally Posted by beerbreath

It is a very smart political thing to bring up,and it happens to be true.
Listen, Bush is not well liked,so bringing up the Bush-McCain connection is a no brainer.

Pelosi and Reid have tag teamed to head up the most unpopular and ineffective congress in history, I guess it speaks volumes that Obama agrees with them

[melliedee]

Originally Posted by horizon200

Note the smilie at the end of my statement. I agree...Mel has some of the more civil and repectable posts.

But since she refuses to accept our party's invitation (that being the grass roots campaign to elect Rocky and Bullwinkle)....I fear she has been drawn too far into the dark side to recover.

Oh wait...I just realized we never invited her!

You obviously have not seen some of my late night postings. But, thanks guys.

I'm getting a bit tired of the McBush term as well. Leave the Irish out of this!

[roni]

Originally Posted by sctx

Pelosi and Reid have tag teamed to head up the most unpopular and ineffective congress in history, I guess it speaks volumes that Obama agrees with them

I think they'll both get nights in the Lincoln bedroom no matter who wins

Different nights, though.